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Art and remote viewing
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If you look at the r\u00e9sum\u00e9s of people who are serious about remote viewing, you will notice an accumulation of two professional fields that at first glance are not connected with each other – the IT world and the artistic areas. First of all, this raises an interesting question: What is the core of these two activities? The conclusion that it is about the use of intuitive processes in creative problem solving comes to mind. Both areas have a common interface.
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In the field of fine arts there is a project that directly connects remote viewing and painting: The artist \u201c Stage3art<\/a> \u201cImplements impressions from stage III (ie stage 3) directly after an RV session as intuitively painted pictures. The works are mostly created with acrylic paint or mixed media on canvas or paper. The result is very impressive images that, if you take your time, reveal many interwoven levels of observation.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"\"On his website, the painter says about his special art form “I realized for myself that I bring many subconscious processes to light with it. I turned it, looked at it from different perspectives, and realized that art is simply much more than just colors on paper. They are multidimensional insights into complex realities and scenarios. Depending on which side the picture is on, it shows a different scenario. It is similar to the point of views in life. ” <\/span><\/p>\n

(Deutsche \u00dcbersetzung: \u201eIch merkte f\u00fcr mich, dass ich damit viele unbewusste Prozesse ans Licht bringe. Ich drehte es, betrachtete es aus verschiedenen Perspektiven und erkannte, dass Kunst einfach viel mehr ist als nur Farben auf Papier. Es sind multidimensionale Einblicke in komplexe Realit\u00e4ten und Szenarien. Je nachdem, auf welcher Seite das Bild steht, zeigt es ein anderes Szenario. Es ist \u00e4hnlich wie mit den Blickwinkeln im Leben.\u201c)<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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We travel a lot with our mind. Especially at night. We dive into our subconscious, we dive into the emotional world of other people through empathy. A constant frequency alignment. We jump with our mind to other places …<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n